A clean booth is a local clean space that can be quickly set up and flexibly deployed. It achieves air circulation purification through fan filter units (FFUs) and can meet the cleanliness requirements of Class 100 to 100,000. It is widely used in industry scenarios with clear standards for environmental cleanliness. The core application areas are as follows:
The electronic semiconductor industry
This is the most core application field of the clean booth. The production and inspection processes of semiconductor chips, integrated circuits, PCB circuit boards, liquid crystal displays (LCD/LED), and photovoltaic modules are extremely sensitive to dust and static electricity. The adhesion of tiny particles can directly lead to product failure. The clean booth can be used as a local clean area on the production line to ensure that the environment for key processes such as photolithography, packaging, and surface mount technology meets the standards.
The biomedical and medical device industry
Pharmaceutical production: It is used in the ingredient preparation, filling and sampling processes of sterile preparations (such as injections and vaccines), as well as in the purification treatment of traditional Chinese medicine extracts to prevent microbial contamination.
Medical devices: The assembly and post-sterilization treatment of surgical instruments and implantable medical devices (such as heart stents and artificial joints) must be carried out in a clean environment to avoid secondary contamination.
Laboratory research: Sample preparation, cell culture, genetic engineering experiments, etc. in biosafety laboratories. Clean booths can provide local sterile operation Spaces.
Food processing industry
It is applicable to the food production processes with high cleanliness requirements, such as the cooling and packaging of aseptic packaged foods, health foods, infant formula foods, and baked goods, as well as the production of food additives like probiotics and enzyme preparations. It can effectively control bacterial and dust contamination and extend the shelf life of products.
Precision instruments and optoelectronic industry
The assembly, debugging and testing of optical lenses, laser devices, fiber optic connectors, precision sensors and other products require an environment free of dust and oil stains. Clean booths can reduce the impact of particulate matter on the accuracy and performance of the instruments.
New energy industry
In the research and development and production of lithium batteries (cathode materials, cell assembly) and fuel cells, clean booths can prevent dust from entering the battery interior and avoid the risk of short circuits. It is also applied to the manufacturing of core components for hydrogen energy equipment.
Cosmetics industry
In the aseptic filling and packaging process of high-end skin care and makeup products, especially those containing active ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and probiotics, clean booths can reduce the growth of microorganisms and comply with the hygiene standards for cosmetic production.
The field of scientific research experiments
Experiments in materials science, nanotechnology, environmental monitoring, etc. in universities and research institutes often require a local clean environment for sample preparation and testing. Clean booths, due to their flexibility, have become common supporting facilities in laboratories.
